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Kaduna approves N72,000 minimum wage

The Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, has approved a new minimum wage of N72,000 for civil servants in the state, effective November 2024. According to a statement released by the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Malam Ibraheem Musa on Thursday, the decision is aimed at advancing workers’ interests and aligns with Sani’s lifelong commitment...
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Bayelsa gov presents N689.4bn 2025 budget to assembly

Bayelsa State Governor, Douye Diri, on Thursday presented a 2025 budget of N689.4 billion, titled the “Budget of ASSURED Prosperity,” to the State House of Assembly, outlining his administration’s goals for enhanced socio-economic and infrastructure development. In his address, Diri said, “Building on the gains and lessons from our first term, we are focused on...
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Many feared killed in new Benue community attack

Many people were reportedly killed in a renewed attack by bandits at Anyiin in Logo Local Government Area of Benue State. The attackers were said to have invaded the town on Wednesday around 6:32 pm, killing many people. Several others reportedly sustained varying degrees of injuries, while many people were reported missing as of the...
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Benue relocates 850 IDPs to new mega camp

The Benue State Government, on Thursday, relocated 850 internally displaced persons from NEPA Quarters, North Bank, Makurdi, to a newly established mega camp along Gbanjiba Road in Guma Local Government Area. This is the second relocation of IDPs to the mega camp in October, following the earlier transfer of over 1,000 IDPs from Bakka camp...
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WAFU cup: Fans celebrate Flying Eagles’ 2-1 win over Ghana

Football enthusiasts have commended Nigeria’s Flying Eagles for retaining the WAFU B U-20 trophy after defeating Ghana 2-1 in the final on Wednesday in Lome, Togo. A cross-section of the Abuja fans who spoke to the News Agency of Nigeria in separate interviews shortly after the match on Wednesday evening described the team’s performance as...
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Police arrest two teenagers for alleged murder in Delta

Two young men, Monday Peter, 21, and ThankGod, 17, have been arrested by the Delta State Police Command for the murder of two individuals in separate incidents. In a video interview released on Thursday by the Delta State Police Public Relations Officer, SP Edafe Bright, the suspects confessed to their crimes. Peter admitted to killing...
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Proposed tax reform bills not against North, says Presidency

The Presidency has said contrary to job loss fears and perceived marginalisation of the North, the tax reform bills currently before the national assembly will benefit all states and harmonise the country’s tax laws for greater efficiency. It said it became necessary to address the misunderstandings and misgivings around the tax reform already embarked upon...
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Police probe suspected food poisoning behind five deaths in Edo

Five people have reportedly died under questionable circumstances at Afashio Community, Uzairue, Etsako West Local Government Area of Edo State. The incident allegedly occurred last week when five individuals, including four boys and a girl, were found dead in a room. It was gathered that the bodies were discovered by family members who, after noticing...
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